It's very interesting, this relationship you articulate between our more innate perceptions and the tools humans have devised for working with what is beyond average innate perception. I can't even imagine what humans might perceive of the world and universe (at any scale) without the influence of instruments that have already so profoundly shaped our conscious comprehension, experience and interpretation of things, to say nothing of the extent to which we rely continuously on tools of measurement and regulation, filtering, enhancing, etc. Your articulation here gives this relationship a dynamic synergy.
It's very interesting, this relationship you articulate between our more innate perceptions and the tools humans have devised for working with what is beyond average innate perception. I can't even imagine what humans might perceive of the world and universe (at any scale) without the influence of instruments that have already so profoundly shaped our conscious comprehension, experience and interpretation of things, to say nothing of the extent to which we rely continuously on tools of measurement and regulation, filtering, enhancing, etc. Your articulation here gives this relationship a dynamic synergy.